Ride into a scenic adventure and set up your RV in the embrace of the Olympic Peninsula at this charming guided horseback trail riding facility and working farm. As you park your RV on this tranquil 5-acre retreat, indulge in the exclusivity of a private driveway ensuring a peaceful stay removed from the buzz of everyday life. The location promises a unique blend of bucolic bliss and outdoor excitement. RV camping enthusiasts seeking a dual experience of farm life and equine spirit will find this destination an unparalleled delight. The facility's position at the end of a sleepy road with sparse neighbors adds a layer of serene solitude, assuring that the only traffic you'll encounter are the gentle hoofbeats of horses. The opportunity to extend your stay beyond a single night is available upon request, allowing you more time to connect with the natural world and perhaps embark on additional guided trail rides through picturesque landscapes. Whether you're a seasoned rider or trying horseback adventures for the first time, this location offers the perfect mix of pastoral charm and exhilarating outdoor activities, ensuring that your RV camping experience is nothing short of extraordinary.

There are two driveways upon arrival. Do not take the main one with the DO NOT ENTER sign on the right hand side. Take the very first driveway to your immediate left. There is a big RED HAWK STABLES sign with an arrow that points towards trail rides. That is the correct driveway. Drive in-between the two horses pastures, towards the arena. Follow the driveway down into the field below where the goat pen is, and find a spot that feels good to you. We can accomodate truck & trailers, RV's, vans, tents, etc.

We currently only offer Guided Trail Rides as a service for Harvest Hosts to purchase / participate to uphold the Harvest Host code of ethics (supporting the farm). HOWEVER, we have had a lot of requests from Harvest Hosters who would like the experience the farm WITHOUT having to horseback ride. We have found that a recommended minimum $20 donation has been a good compromise for members in lieu of the trail ride activities. August thru September is wild blackberry season, and the campground is surrounded by them. Feel free to pick them! We do not currently have merchandise to purchase at this time. Coming soon 2025. We do allow dogs, although we feel it is important for campers to know that we also have a couple farm dogs of our own that are not confined. For more detailed information regarding the trail rides, refer to our FAQ page on our main website https://www.redhawkstables.com/trail-riding-faq